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Latin America Satellite Services MarketPublished by: Frost & Sullivan Published: Sep. 22, 2006 - 69 Pages Table of Contents
1. Introduction 1. Executive Summary 2. Market Definitions 1. Video 2. Networking 3. Telephony 4. Internet Trunking 3. Market Engineering Measurements 1. Market Drivers 2. Market Restraints 3. Market Engineering Measurements 2. Market Forecasts and Trends 1. Market Forecasts 1. Current Market Status 2. Market Forecasts Overview 2. Demand Analysis 1. Video 2. Corporate Networking 3. Internet Trunking 4. Telephony 5. Geographical Analysis 3. Competitive Analysis 1. Competitive Environment 1. Competitive Structure 2. Competitive Analysis 3. Market Share Analysis 2. Company Profiles 1. Intelsat 2. PanAmSat 3. StarOne 4. Satmex 5. New Skies 6. Hispamar 7. Nahuelsat 8. Loral Skynet List of Figures Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 AbstractResearch OverviewThis Frost & Sullivan research service titled Latin America Satellite Services Market provides an overview of the satellite market in Latin America and Caribbean and observed trends that are likely to impact the current status of the market. In this research service, Frost & Sullivan’s expert analysts thoroughly examine the C-band Ku-band in the following application sectors: video, networking, Internet, and telephony applications. Market Sectors Expert Frost & Sullivan analysts thoroughly examine the following market sectors in this research:
The following technologies are covered in this research:
Growing Demand for Video and Networking Applications Secure Future Growth of the Geostationary Commercial Satellite Transponder Market The Latin American geostationary commercial satellite transponder market experienced very small growth rates in the past three years. However, this market is expected to grow at a much higher rate from 2006. "The spurt of growth is the result of growing demand for applications such as video and networking," according to the analysts of this study. "These segments are expected to contribute significantly to the total number of transponders leased, in fact, video alone is expected to account for approximately 49 percent of the total leased transponders in the future, whereas networking is expected to contribute 26 percent." The Latin American market is made up of C and Ku band transponders. There are a total of 829 commercially available transponders (36 Mhz TPEs) in the region. Both bands are equally used all over the region. The overall transponder utilization rates in the Latin American market are expected to increase throughout the forecast period. The market is expected to experience a continual growth, and utilization rates are likely to exceed by 90 percent even if the already announced satellite launches alone are considered. Unique Market Trends Likely to Boost Revenues for the Geostationary Commercial Satellite Market Since the commercial satellite market is mature, it is not expected to have high growth trends nor drastic changes in its structure; however, some interesting trends in the band usage analysis and the application demand can be mentioned. Though C-band transponders continue to be the most demanded ones, there is a trend of increasing demand of Ku-band that is likely to end in balancing the usage of both bands. Smaller size antennas, lower prices, and more powerful reach indicated that the demand on Ku-band transponders grew at a higher compound annual growth rate (CAGR) than C-band leased transponders. On the other hand, the demand of transponders by application is expected to continue, following the trend that the market has been experiencing as of today for both bands. "The demand for all applications will grow, though at different rates, except for telephony that tends to decrease in the long term," explain the analysts. "Video and networking application are still the most demanded application and until 2012, it is expected that this market will achieve the revenue of $1,038.60 billion." Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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